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Felixir · 05-12-2019, 03:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Tegz

She smiled at the boy, more than willing to call him by his preferred name now that she had the pesky paperwork sorted. Perhaps one day he'd change it officially to better suit his comfort if he didn't like his first for whichever reasons he had, but for now, it would suffice.

"You can thank us by doing your best in your classes and making your time at school worth while, how about that for a deal?" She suggested, eyes twinkling somewhat. Really, he didn't need to thank her for doing her job, but she appreciated the manners all the same.

But for now it was time to assess him physically. The warm golden light that scanned over him was unobtrusive, though here and there the tone changed slightly or wavered so that she went over that area with the spell a second time. Hmm.

"Well,we can ease the exhaustion a little with some runework now, and beyond that plenty of rest, good nutrition, and more rest and we'll see you right." Carmine said. "A hearty breakfast, but no overeating. We don't want you making yourself sick. If you're hungry between lessons, ask the house elves for some fruit or a sandwich." She summoned her trolley, which rolled itself over and parked itself next to her. The trolley had several layers and had several ready-made potions and measures on one shelf, and on another, various runestones and bindrunes, made from various materials, and on yet another various bandages and interesting-looking magical medical tools.

"As for your ribs... to heal them outright as you are will drain you rather a lot." The energy for such healing had to come from somewhere. "So runes for that too. And a few potions I think. Any allergies, Mr Kaiser?"

"Yes, of course," Kaiser replied, though it was probably a little more difficult to meet his eye as he said it. He would do his best in classes, certainly, probably, maybe, but he couldn't quite guarantee that that would be much good. It wouldn't be long before that much became obvious to Professor-Healer Beryl and all of the other new staff members, so Kaiser didn't trouble to point it out himself.

He sat quietly as the golden light did its work, eyes flicking from it to the healer's face every so often as he waited for the process to finish.

"Runework?" he said, looking curious. Having had very little experience with magical healing, he was interested to know exactly how runes were incorporated into the process, though not that surprised that they would be, when he really thought about it. To the rest of the instructions, Kaiser simply nodded and tried to commit all of her words to memory. He knew it would certainly be difficult not to overeat at breakfast; he had done just that the night before and only by some luck had managed to keep it all down. "Okay. I can do that."

Casting a curious eye at the trolley and everything it was laden with, Kaiser answered with a slightly distracted air. "... No. Not that I know."

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Felixir Book Club Mod Alley Proprietor MO & DoM Banshee Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Posts: 50,103 Hogwarts RPG Name: Charlie Upstead Gryffindor Third Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Aurelio Kaiser Slytherin First Year Ministry RPG Name: Daxton Prince Mysteries Ministry RPG Name: Nikolai Kaiser Minister's Office Diagon Alley Employee: Ezekiel Ransom-Kruus Ollivanders x12 x12	Lovely™ \| Captain Hurted \| Ariana's Bane \| Resident Antagonist \| Unparalleled Delight Quote: Originally Posted by Tegz She smiled at the boy, more than willing to call him by his preferred name now that she had the pesky paperwork sorted. Perhaps one day he'd change it officially to better suit his comfort if he didn't like his first for whichever reasons he had, but for now, it would suffice. "You can thank us by doing your best in your classes and making your time at school worth while, how about that for a deal?" She suggested, eyes twinkling somewhat. Really, he didn't need to thank her for doing her job, but she appreciated the manners all the same. But for now it was time to assess him physically. The warm golden light that scanned over him was unobtrusive, though here and there the tone changed slightly or wavered so that she went over that area with the spell a second time. Hmm. "Well,we can ease the exhaustion a little with some runework now, and beyond that plenty of rest, good nutrition, and more rest and we'll see you right." Carmine said. "A hearty breakfast, but no overeating. We don't want you making yourself sick. If you're hungry between lessons, ask the house elves for some fruit or a sandwich." She summoned her trolley, which rolled itself over and parked itself next to her. The trolley had several layers and had several ready-made potions and measures on one shelf, and on another, various runestones and bindrunes, made from various materials, and on yet another various bandages and interesting-looking magical medical tools. "As for your ribs... to heal them outright as you are will drain you rather a lot." The energy for such healing had to come from somewhere. "So runes for that too. And a few potions I think. Any allergies, Mr Kaiser?" "Yes, of course," Kaiser replied, though it was probably a little more difficult to meet his eye as he said it. He would do his best in classes, certainly, probably, maybe, but he couldn't quite guarantee that that would be much good. It wouldn't be long before that much became obvious to Professor-Healer Beryl and all of the other new staff members, so Kaiser didn't trouble to point it out himself. He sat quietly as the golden light did its work, eyes flicking from it to the healer's face every so often as he waited for the process to finish. "Runework?" he said, looking curious. Having had very little experience with magical healing, he was interested to know exactly how runes were incorporated into the process, though not that surprised that they would be, when he really thought about it. To the rest of the instructions, Kaiser simply nodded and tried to commit all of her words to memory. He knew it would certainly be difficult not to overeat at breakfast; he had done just that the night before and only by some luck had managed to keep it all down. "Okay. I can do that." Casting a curious eye at the trolley and everything it was laden with, Kaiser answered with a slightly distracted air. "... No. Not that I know." __________________ Days of Potter 2023:___________________________ Which Bertie Botts Flavour Are You? You are Chocolate!